Zimbabwe Human rights abuses worrying: Foreign Office
Human rights violations are taking place in Zimbabwe , the Foreign Office (FCO) has said. In its annual review of human rights around
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Chemical warfare hits Jah Prayzah in nasty fight
CHAOS reigned at Jah Prayzah’s gig as revellers ran in all directions at Pick and Save in Mutare in the early hours of
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Hungwe dies
Former Zimbabwe Farmers’ Union president Mr Silas Hungwe has died. He was 92. Mr Hungwe died at his Mabelreign, Harare, home yesterday after a long
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Zimbabwe anti-corruption bosses booted out for engaging in corrupt activities
THE Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) has suspended four managers for allegedly engaging in corrupt activities at an agency set up to combat graft.
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Mugabe’s Impending Exit Could Catapult Looting stampede
A video in which a Zanu PF black empowerment activist, Acie Lumumba (pictured), accusing Indigenisation minister Patrick Zhuwao of corruption and an “extortionist
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Ex-Zifa boss Rushwaya arrested in latest match-fixing scandal
FORMER ZIFA chief executive Henrietta Rushwaya was arrested yesterday in the latest chapter of the Limpopogate match-fixing scandal which erupted a few months
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Zimbabweans pay tribute to Congo music star Papa Wemba
Zimbabweans from all walks of life have been paying tribute to Congolese music icon Papa Wemba. Fellow music icon, Oliver Mtukudzi, called on
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MTN ex-CEO paid US$1,6 million to leave after Nigeria penalty
MTN Group Ltd. awarded former Chief Executive Officer Sifiso Dabengwa a 23,7 million rand (US$1,6 million) payout for resigning from Africa’s biggest wireless
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UK:Belvedere student fundraising £7,500 for Zimbabwe charities
A Belvedere student is fundraising for £7,500 to help two children’s charities in Zimbabwe. Mima Mayo, 17, is helping fundraise for the Forgotten
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After Mugabe, Will Zimbabwe Descend into Violence?
by Tyler Falish Last spring, the Council on Foreign Relations published a Contingency Planning Memorandum (CPM) by Ambassador George F. Ward that described the